Definition of provocator in English:

provocator

noun ˈprɒvəkeɪtə

A person who or thing which provokes; a challenger, instigator, inciter, irritator; (in later use) specifically = "provocateur".

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Partly from Middle French provocateur provocateur and its etymon classical Latin prōvocātor person who challenges, challenger, person who exercises a right of appeal (from prōvocāt-, past participial stem of prōvocāre + -or), and partly from provocate + -or.

Definition of provocator in US English:

provocator

nounˈprɒvəkeɪtə

A person who or thing which provokes; a challenger, instigator, inciter, irritator; (in later use) specifically = "provocateur".

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Partly from Middle French provocateur provocateur and its etymon classical Latin prōvocātor person who challenges, challenger, person who exercises a right of appeal (from prōvocāt-, past participial stem of prōvocāre + -or), and partly from provocate + -or.

单词	provocator
释义	Definition of provocator in English: provocator noun ˈprɒvəkeɪtə A person who or thing which provokes; a challenger, instigator, inciter, irritator; (in later use) specifically = "provocateur". Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Partly from Middle French provocateur provocateur and its etymon classical Latin prōvocātor person who challenges, challenger, person who exercises a right of appeal (from prōvocāt-, past participial stem of prōvocāre + -or), and partly from provocate + -or. Definition of provocator in US English: provocator nounˈprɒvəkeɪtə A person who or thing which provokes; a challenger, instigator, inciter, irritator; (in later use) specifically = "provocateur". Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Partly from Middle French provocateur provocateur and its etymon classical Latin prōvocātor person who challenges, challenger, person who exercises a right of appeal (from prōvocāt-, past participial stem of prōvocāre + -or), and partly from provocate + -or.
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